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The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1887-05-05
BLOOM.

Seeding Is now nearly completed.
Breaking has begun though it is too early to
secure the best rOtting OF tile sod
Brown, of Fulda, wishing to educate his
daughter has sold out and gone 10 Minneapolis
|, BY town records, We find there have been for
ty.One births and but three deaths in our town
since its organization.
births is - very absur it will meyer he enforced,
for who would expect bashfMl papa to 20 and
proclaim to the world that lie had an he'll. We
know how 1t Is ourselves.
The prairie chickens seem very much dis.
gusted with the game law that was passed by
build nests this year except under the pr.tec
ton Of farmers. so as to b. considered domestic
fowls.
Our doughty democratic leaders seem deter
mined to get into brOll Will England. or make
disgraceful retreat from their first position in
regard to coast lines. in the fi>heri' affair.
The fault is not alt"ge ,her with the farmers
that they do not cooperate wi h md agents, for
the agents themselves are continually telling
new arrivals that the reason people have no; all
becnmc rich farming is BECAUSE they are lazy.
shiftless set. who would never be of any
count anywhere.
Real estate Is just booming IN Bloom and sum
nit Lake. has gone up topper cent aud will Y"
higher yet when those railroads inaterializc.
Last year and this sp!ing 80 far proved too
dry for Fish. 50 they have all left our town.
-. II. Vinson has rented his farm. to Thomas
K'aSy. and will remove IT, his tree claim on Ste
81 where lie Is 1t preScut building.
Rumor says that Charley Christensen has
joined the Catholic church pre- l'arathry to Il
mar, iage with one OF It's fair ':alghtrr,.
john Wind is building Il Schoolhousc in Mur-
ray unity.
a lad from Fulda is engaged to tcac', in the
Sowles dist let. iHnE>.X.
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1887-05-05

Frank Mead was acquitted 20
promptly for shooting Farnsworth
That 1t is likely to set a precedent for
Minnesota. Mead swore that Farms.
worth spit in his face and threatened
20 mop the floor with him. and that he
shot in self defence. Dullies should
make note of this. There are . GOOD
many men who are not Fighting men,
IN the muscular and every. day sense
Who will not be spit upon and allow il
to be rubbed in.
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1887-05-05

Col. Ingerson is kept pretty busy
Enow defending himself from orthodox
ISLANDERS. Every snip of a lecturer or
speaker, as we'll as preacher, who nn-
dertakes to defend orthodoxy, thinks
that the first thing to do is to get In.
gersoll out Of the way by telling a lie
about him. The Col. is paying the
same old penalty. Every freetho"ght
writer has been lied out Of all counte-
nance and decency. by shallow zealots
who think that orthodoxy is Christ q
religion. We regret to see that Gen.
Geo. A.. Sheridan mot Phil) has joined
this army Of liars and shal1ow-pates.
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1887-05-05
BUCKLEN's ARN1cA sALyE.

{ BUCKLEN's ARNIcA sALyE.
The best salve in the world for cuts.
bruises, sores. ulcers, salt rheum. fever
sores, letter. chapped hands, chil6lains,
corns. and I'll skin eruptiOns, and posi-.
lively cures piles. or no pay required,
1t Is guaranteed to give perfect salts.
faction. or money refunded. Price. "a
cents per box. For sale by e. W.
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1887-05-05
For Toilet Use.

Ayers Hair Vigor keeps the hair soft
nnd plian., ;.nparts to it the lustre and
freshness of youth, causes it to grow
luxuriantly, eradicatcs Dandruff, cures
all scalp diseases, and is the most cleanly
of all hair preparations.
AYERS MajE 1s4isct vgeE igs.fassosg nss svep me
nearly bald for six years, during which
time 1 used many hair preparations, but
without success. Indeed, what little
hair had. was growing thinner, until
tried Ayers Hair Vigor. L used two
bottles of the Vigor, and my head is now
we'll covered with a new growth of hair.
-Judson B. Chapel. Peabody. Mass.
LAID that has become weak, gray,
0AIn and faded, may have new life
and color restored to it by the use of
Ayers Hair Vigor. **My hair was thin,
faded, and dry, and fell out in large
quantities. Ayers Hair Vigor stopped
the falling, and restorelsmy hair to its
hair, this preparation has no equal
Mary N. Hammond, Saltwater, MINI.
WCnQ youth, and beauty, in the
VuVOu11 appearance of the hair, may
be preserved for an indefinite period BY
ease of the scalp caused my hair to be-
freely. Nothing I tried seemed to do
any good until I commenced using
Ayers Hair Vigor. Three bottles OF
this preparation restored my hair to a
healthy condition, and it is now soft
and plant. My scalp is cured, and it
is also free from dandruff. Mrs. E. r..
Foss, Milwaukee,, Wis.
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HOMES n TIiB y Esq.

Persons lookiH4 westward for homeo
ean, procure fun inf01uatioa coneerD.
in4 the 0A1D4N opo3 Of iowa .
Minnesota By suhsoribing for 4 !,
Worthlngtea ADvAIc1. pobltshed q
Worthington. 1lnAeoo:A eend 3foe
enc yeoz: q fo1 six Do0ths. a1A %
cents for th1eo 0oothsI - ADvA1eo1.
Worthingto0. Noblss ca, NinneoeeA
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DEWALD.

Dry and windy.
Farmers about done seeding except corn.
N. A. Call is pressing hay at j. H. MaxwclI's
place.
E. E. Fisk lately plOughed 6 acres and rods in
~ days with horses and little Yankee plow
Grass and grain are coming on slowly. They
need rain.
Mr.. Boldly Is working in Worthington.
SEC 12
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1887-05-05

This b not an advertisement to sim
ply catch your attention. We can do
y0u GREAT good for little money in
Wall Paper. At
O. ~ c, W. SMITHS.
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1887-05-05

1t 10 said that Roosevelt Miller will
take the place of the late Alexander
Mitchell a. president of tho N. & st..
=. Road.
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BEWARE OF OINTMENTS FOR CATAR'H
THAT CONTAIN MERCURY.

W j
THAT CONTAIN MERCURY,
as Mercury will surely destroy the
sense of smell and completely derange
the whole system when entering it
through the mucus surfaces. Such
articles should never le used except
on prescriptions from reputable phys.
icians. as the damage they will do are
ten fold to the good you can possibly
derive from them. Halls Catarri.
Cure. manufactured by f. J. Cheney T.,
Co.. Toledo, O., contains 10 mercury
and is taken internally and acts direct
ly upon the blood and mucus surfaces
of the system. In buying Halls Ca
tarrh Cure he sure that you get the
genuine, it is taken internally and
made in Toledo, Ohio. ty F. J. Che
ney Il Co.
US"ld by druggists, price IS cents
per bottle.
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1887-05-05
REPORT OF ASSESSORS
MEETING.
AUDITORS OFFICE.

WOrthingtOn, Mimi April 10. 1887.
Called to order by Aud. Mills. A. K. Tuttle,
| OF LOratO, was elected chairman.
w. d. Smith, OF Adrian, was elected secre.
tary. 81. srst
On motion horses, mules and asses one year
old were listed at an average valuation of taQOO
Same years old listed at $500
Same years ole listed at $500
Cattle one year old were listed at an average
! valuation Of o8.UO
Same two years old at lOOO
| Cows were listed at an average valuation Of
olaOO
Working oxen were listed at an average vai,,-
| alton OF 1000
All other cattle three years old and over were
listed at an average valuation Of tN.0O
Sheep OF all ages ut average val Of 1i.O0
Hogsat average valuation per cwt OF 200
Sewing and knitting machines at 800
Nelodeons and organs at 1000
Piano For.es at 900
Billiard. Bagatelle and other similar
! tables at .@-.s l5o0e
Flowing on lands held under u s. laws listed,
per acre, at tiOO
The valuation Of all other personal property
as listed on Auditors form No. was left ut dis
crctiOn OF the auditor
All stock not one year old was classed in ar
ticle No. u. viz: 1.-THE value Of all other ar,i-
clss OF Hers"nsl property not included in the
Motion adopted that the assessor of each
| town swear each and every person assessed. -
County Attorney L. NJ. Lange advised that
contracted railroad lam, mus! be assessed as
however, in such lands to be assessed.
AdjOurnea.
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1887-05-05

Garden Seeds ia hulk and in pack
ages Ut Barber's. 3ltf
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1887-05-05

Three good teams and two Cassidy
Plows for sale or trade.
"a 3w = &C. WHITNEY,
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1887-05-05
Ayers Hair Vigor,
Sold by DruRRists and Porfumsrs.

PERFECT SAFETY, prompt action, and
wonderful curative properties, easily
place Ayers Pills at the head Of the list
of popular remedies for Sick and Nerv-
Gus Headaches, Constipation, and all all
ments originating in a disordered Liver.
have been a great sufferer from
Headache, and Ayers Cathartic Pills
are the only medicine that las ever
given me relief. One dose of these Pills
my head from pain William L. Page,
Richmond, Va.
Ayers Pills,
Prcr-red by n- J. c. Aver + Co., Lowell, Nass
:,.:>'a hv ." Dealen In Medicine.
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LORAIN.

Monroe Messer went to Sioux City on Mon
day on business.
Geo. Messer went over to Luverne on Monday
on business selling goods.
Mr.. Merwin thleshed his flax ON Tuesday Of
this week.
The high winds Of late are blowing the dust
like smoke.
The wind on Friday last blew 80 hard that It
destroyed field Of wheat for Carl JeisticO,
blowing the earth of the roots.
Mr.. Fred Leistco has gone to Hersey to work
for Philip McCarvel.
Herman MOsko has got back and gonet to work
for Peter Geyermann, OF Jersey.
The Firth Bros. will start their herd on Mon.
day. the 9th. Bring on your cattle.
John Speilman had two colts from one mare
last week.
SundayschoOl was organized IN the Mackay
district on Sunday last.
II a SundayschOol was organized in district
~ there would be 4 good III tendance in case
they had some good man for superintendent.
John MOffat has lost one Of his steers that
strayeu away from the rest.
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1887-05-05

n 0 HOME BLESSED WITH n BABY
~ is complete without the monthly visits
of BABYHooD, that delight, comfort
and aid of the mother. Only publication in the
world devoted to the care of young children.
Weare glad to recommendit. Beekman St.,
N. w. $3.50 year; IS cents a copy.
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COUNTY NEWS.
BIGELOW

BIGELOW
We had touch "f a windhose the other day.
II made the dust fly.
Milo DeWolf has been visiting here for few
days.
The hay press OF w. H. DeWolf Is going it
lively.
Farm work IL brisk and seeding nearly all
done.
Weather rather dry. Wishing for more rain
and less wind.
There is some Florida fever around here,
R,rn. u little girl, to Charles Sterling. just
what he wanted. We smoked to her luck and
Joy.
Our school commenced on the 18th inst. with
Minnie Dow rs teacher. BIGElOW.
Mr.. DeBoos has about bought the McClarty
buihiing and intends to have it removed to his
lot and add 1t to his store building.
w. H. DeWOlf intends In few days to CON-
mence building a dwelling. size 24x>6.
Miss LeOna Dow. OF Ransom. Is now teaching
the summer term Of school in district -.
The farmers are getting along nicely with
their seeiing this spring.
Mr.. De Wolf has shipped about 1000 tons of
hay during tn past season.
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Ayers Pills are the best cathartic
for correcting irregularities Of the
stomach and bowels. Gentle, yet
thorough in their action. they cure
constipation, stimulate tho appetite
and digestive organs, aud strengthen
the system.
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Herd Notice.

The undersigned will run a herd the coming
| season at 81 per head. Salt once i week. Herd
to commence rs soon as grass starts. Running
| water Oh the ground
33tf FIRTH BROS. Sec e. 1Orain
Western cyclone., 1887-09-09

NDV DNNDR \ full line in everything anil new 4"
Western cyclone., 1887-09-09
GREAT BLTNDER.

TliE Missouri Pacific Company is
making Z great mistake in failing to
tend its North and South Solomon
branches westward as rapidly rs
possible. 1t has built or purchased
hundreds of miles Of railroad in this
State, not a mile Of which is as i'm
pOrtant Or as valuable as would be the
lines Of road up the branches ofthe
Solomon.
The railway companies, however.
have been doing some wild construct
ion dnring the past year. They have
built lines that will not pay their oper-
ating expenses for quarter OF cen
tury to come. They have built lines
that are Of no possible bene 1T, present
Or prospective, to either themselves.
the State, OF the people, They have
built three or four parallel lines
through regions that have not n car.
rying trade sufficient to support sine.
gle line.
At the same time they have neglect
ed to build branches that would. from
the day they were opened for business
DO an immense carrying trade
branches that would he Of benefit and
Importance not only to the main lines
out to the State and its people.
sagacions o. they are, usually. i
Western cyclone., 1887-09-09

In every western town Of 1000 in
habitants there is at least $4,000
worth Of loafng done per year. 1t is
very seldom that busy man gets into
trouble. He don't have time. But
the loafer has plenty Of time, and it
appears that he is always anxious for
a muss Of some kind If he cannot
witness or be engaged in a general
fight it is his ambition to white dry
goods boxes and SANDER his neigh
bors. Whenever you see 4 man who
subsists without labor YOU may be
certain he is living off Of the earnings
Of some one that does labor.-Rulo
Times.
Western cyclone., 1887-09-09

How many Of our young ladies who
lower themselves By the use of slang
have ever though how full Of truth are
the words Of Prentice" Ugly words
issuing from the lips Of beautiful
girl, resemble spiders crawling forth
from the heart Of a rose, Stockton
Democrat.
Western cyclone., 1887-09-09

The K. Of T. celebrated yesterday
was fairly attended. Had the wealth
e. been fine undoubtly there would
have been the largest gathering that
our people ever Witnessed in this Vi
cinity. The Nicodemus band was pre-
sent and discoursed some good music
for Nhe occasion, T. ". Ildeleon and
u. 4. Hart made stirring speeches,
and no doubt some were made wiser
By having heard them A game Of
base ball was played BY the Webster
and Nicodemus mines, resulting in 20
: in favor Of the former. The dance
in the evening was enjoyed bXa numb
er Of our people and several from
abroad.-Webster Eagle.
Western cyclone., 1887-09-09

seems to Us that ,hc railway managers
need some INSTRUCTION in the gcogra-
ply of Kansas. They have, in the
language Of the litany, done some
things that they ought not 10 have
done. There Is no sense in some Of
taelp performances. Is they will. IN
due tine. plainly see.-Champion.
Western cyclone., 1887-09-09

While many counties in Kansas
have this year given up their annual.
fairs, Graham county people propose.
to show that their confidence in the fu-
ture Of their county is still strong.
The second annual county fair will be
held at the fair grounds north Of Hill
City, Sep. 20, 30, and Oct. /, 1887
The management have spared no
trou bic to make the second comfy
fair enjoyable to its patrons, The
premium lists are now ready for dis
tribution and for full information we
refer our friends to the lists. A lin
tied nembnr are IL this office for dis
tributioh. Call aud get them.
Western cyclone., 1887-09-09

We predict that Robt Lincoln will
be nominated BY the Republicans for
president or vice-president Graham
county will give him 600 majority.
Western cyclone., 1887-09-09

Trego county has voted uniform
system Of text books. We hope this
county will soon DO the same.
Western cyclone., 1887-09-09

At tic coming term Of court in Nor
ton county only 13 divorce cases are
on the docket
Western cyclone., 1887-09-09

Stocks il Wall Street are OH, q boom,
Decorah-posten., 1887-12-28

oaune prepenoe Cmftrnoisbeber peo ftooiat
soot Noo. Niu 5anfefiite er cmtrent uo.
temt oper ben @jenitanb. Seo at Ieoe Iiot
efter / en- yffros fanot jes noset slnoet, iom
Ies fanife tunbe bpoe irem.
Som b%efjcnot, latter bet I'LL mart til Gnbe
meo Naret 1887. Nliiaa er after ct gar Of
Dor 3ilp9relie tilbaselast; ct gtar bar ri aft
iaa last til Dor Glib r, pt sr altiaa ct Var
n9rrnere @rapen ps gpi9beoens Bort. Seo
Narsltt'tet er bet, liseiom bet ltuloe bile
transe is frem / Sino os 5au,er Noaet al.
ootlist; ri itaar LEGION paa en- Sttlepei,
logger bag os noset al Dor lib, os trGeer
IND | en- MP u,jenot 5remtio. Spab ben
i%punbne 3io bar brast os, meo fine aipefs.
linser al 8laoe % Sors, itaar snbnu for en-
Del for Dor Beuiotbeo, og 9aufen paa be
Sanolin9er, iom ri bar uofert, bper / fin
Stillins, tr9oer frem for Dor Nanbs gle o.
LEGION opfororer ps til peo Norsflftet at
foretage ct SpsjBr. Ser er piit en- bel Gel
Stns, iom bet flnoe bore spbt at tumme til
en- Nfslerelie mee, il9r naar Ri Ter ben til be
Sorteelier % Brponinser pau Siries % Sri.
f%tenlipet runot / Meuisbsoerne! Sporaf
mon bet fommer, at be, ipm fables meo 8riiti
Napn, os iom flyer: vi tror NQeiammen paa
en- Sub! life Tan lepe / 5reb ps gnisbeo o.
5ororaaelisbeo. Nfon life oerai, at 8i9rs
ligbeoen er blepen folo manages Sierter?
"Srpore, fipes life lGnser paa Yeien"!
9erlom s mine 9rebe 2Giere al "9tcorab
Soften" life oil f%orintaa ct lioet Taao al en-
iimpel 9Gsmano, iaa oil jes siue gber BET,
ipm min fj9re Saoer GAP mig meo paa
Seien, oa jes ben 25oe Wtarts 1875 forlob
NIT 5eerelano Nprse; Der er bet: Sob taft
oeo ben rette 5orm al be iuuoe Orb, iom ou
bar bprt al mig, 9rp % 8jGrlisbeo / Sri
itus Seius! Beoar bet @ooe, ION er bia
betrpet, peo ben Seli9 Gaup, iom Dor / o."
e Vim. !, 49,
Ss MI til Slutuins tatter les Dem, Sr.
&eoattsr! for bpao 9s bar brast mig al Sns
teresie % 9Grerist | bet iuunone Var, paa
iamme Sio, iom jes t%ileniter Dem ps 9eres
9ptfe % SeIIisnelie / bet npe Var, ,amt en-
slGoelis Sui % Nptaar til ale "IuIen"s
SGlere! y. 9bortilbion.
Decorah-posten., 1887-12-28
Sacreo Seart, Winn.
Sr. Teoaftgr!

Sermeo fglser mine Subifriptionspenae %
ct Tar 9injer til Soften" Slabet er mt
tist % lGrerist, pg, bpao Der life er al lioen
getponin9, Bgrnene liter at leie BET, % paa
ben Waaoe l9rer De osiaa Norlf. llofalbet
al Waret bar npfiaa soot, unbtasen bpao Yo'
teter an aar, nten Speoepriierne er besu9rre
me9et lape; bog ri Sarmere er 10 pante til
at faa bore Tarer baarliSt betalt, mesens
bpao ri riaa fjpbe, bet folter p,rfelis Yen9e.
vi bar bog life Sob til at tlase; ri ~iettleoe
Der / 1869, % ba bar bet life mango al %,
iom eieoe mere enb en- So, eno iise en- Sogn
% ct Spano Srer. On @aaren MATTE ri
tage no en- 100 wills Yei for at tlene til OPP
bplo o. ifafe bet Nebpenoisite til at eripe
5armen meo, %, ba ri iaa fom iaa lanst, at
ri bauoe Noses at i9lse, oa bapbe ri 80 Mile
til @iIlmar, ben n9rmeite Marfeosplaos;
bpao ri fipbte bar oen9aus oprere eno M,
% Soeoepriierne omtrent iom be MI er. Spr
Warfebsplaos MI oerirnpo er Sacred Seart
bort eget 5oipn, % en- bel Gel al Sarmerue
er TONNE pp til Selitano.
Zen lille BD bar ilere SanoelsmGnb, Q
glepatorer, ct Sotel, en- norit % en- ipenlf
&irfe, % 2 Salouner, Der bar sob Spsnins.
2anoet er blanot bet beoIte / Winneiota,
baaoe for eng % Gser.
Weeo penlis Silien.
Soban ". Hiiie.
Decorah-posten., 1887-12-28
aansbei, Wnn.
Or. Reoafter


Set Ter temmelis tprt no for % her for
tioen. Sne bar ri life faat, Sssn bar ri iffs
flenot paa LANCE Sioer, os berior er Der o.
iaa paa mango Steoer betposlis ganoman'
gel.
Nplinsen blep ilerefieos bsroppe ristis
sob, anoetfteos oroentIis uiel, iaa Speben gil
neo til 8 guibels pr. Gcre. Haar iaa Bri'
ierue or elenoise, iaa tan man moi besribe a!
bet itaar ilet til for Manages Yeoiommenoe,
iaa be trpst Tan iise, iom bet itaar | yiieu:
vi refer til 8pen mec Suebe os Smpr
Sor at betale Sarer, ri bar iaaet for.
Sunobebstilitanben err for 5iben lite ipn'
oerlis rar, bog ,psrses heller life noset Gsos
falo.
Ser boloes en- WRngbe Nuftioner / Sgit,
tbi paa anoer Raaoe fan man life blipe fuii
line 8reaturer. 9a fan mar faa libt for
benz; 5olf tGuter nemlis lom laa: st Mars
Tag; "a 10, naar ben 5io fommer, bliuer Der
bel Ell Jiaao til at faa benz betalt. Wen at
bpor ofte ilaar life en- iaaoan Yeresnins
fell.
gu s~lGoelis Yinter for Soften!
4ufaS.
Decorah-posten., 1887-12-28
ct 1000 aarigt G%mebGrtr9.

s a~ofenbers | 2iilano matte nplis
en- "Suniperus Gommnnis" lisss unoer
for fin Wlbe.. Den bar ct al ben be-
fienbte 8eroens 9lSite 5rar. 5or nO9eu
lib iibsn uisnebe belle 8ronen paa bette
gneb9rtr4 bort, os MI bar man inaet
Stammen neb, for al operienoe ben
til WuIeet | Risa. Otter N~arrinaerne
par bette 9r9 oper 1000 anr. Gnerne
er tilisemeb Barlino (3atsus) be
9rer, iom Tan opnaa ben bsielte 4lber.
Stammen a laa lu4r, at ltrafs Open.
for &obbalien funoe TO Wanb neppe
fapne omfrins ben. aronen oar aanIte
Iiaotrpft. 8eb Sioen al, at ben fan
bliue iaa sammel, bar Gneren - osiaa
taloet Drift" os - bet 8ersenfe
"Sprafe" - ben gsenIfab, at Slo fan
bOloes utrolis lanse reblise / benz
Gife. Saaleoes fortaner @otbe eftet
en- Mebbelelie al en- Seilenbt, iom / Be
spnbellen al bette Narbunoreoe bauoe
sIeHuempdnbret ben arabiffe Etfen 90
tOmmet irem til Mefta, at Bilesrimene
fprer meo fig npsle Stptter Gnertr9 ps
logger no9le flise Ouenpaa ben Sfo, De
bar antenbt / Erfenen, buorpaa be
baffer Stebet meo Sano, 8a~melsisos
ming us a. m. 8eo fin 9~ilbnsefomlt
fra Yilesrimsfarben timber be ba eiter
Wtaanebers 5orlsb Slben ilipe, mar be
ltufer 3%9fninsen paf, os bette blioer
Do tinise unieet ium et i9rbele8 lpttslist
BARREL. @iterinosls samle Yitesrimsrs
uoiasn ital en- Slb paa ben Manbe
funne bolbes iliue ct belt aar. S6tbe
slorbe Osiaa ppmerfiom paa ct Sibels
feb, Tom bentpoer til bette. Sauib taller
ON ct Menneifes falfe Guuse, at ben
bar llobolbenbeb ipm "@lpber al Gnes
b9rtr9". Com befjenot t9rer beler
life Warf paa gnebertre.
Decorah-posten., 1887-12-28
Gu id,ueibiit Mma5ome.

s fin netop ubfpmne "Yolitii6es
Sabrbu6" "forteIer 8roiesipr Silb en-
sanife interesiunt Siitorie, en- Nutobios
graf al Maoame &esula Gugel, fsbt
gsli fra 3iirid. !Senbes Mtano bar
Officer, os ielu q bun nGiten bet
lamme, for bun l~ebiasebe i'm sgste
fele neiten altib / Uniform, = / ale
be .5elttos, ban siorbe unoer ben frantic
Sane fra 1892 til 1915.
Sun BAR meb i POLAND, W9bpfen,
Stalien, peo butterfly os Sena os ueb
gplau; BUN bar meo @apoleon til gl6a,
inbitibebe fig berfra meb bam os iaas
rebes enbelis / Slaset peb @aterloO,
bpor benbes Mano fanbt 9soen.
Men bet Merfelisite peb benne epens
tprlise 9ilparelie er, of mibt unber ale
5elttpsene fsbte BUN life minore END en-
% tpue Bsrn, buOraf tire gar Griffin,
ger. Ni al benbes Ssnner naaebe Or
fcers9raoen, % noe ten uae bleu br9bte
at 5ienoen. Ere af benbes 9stre 9ss
tebe MtlitRre.
9enne iiueisiite @mu5one, iom gros
feslor Silb falber benbe, ipnes at BABE
ubfsrt fine buslise Elister meb lise iua
nnesen Smbu, iom BUN uar bebjertet /
5elten. Sun bSoe 1921, "a slar CANT
mel paa ct Soipital | 3irid.
Decorah-posten., 1887-12-28

Seq tror. ies pil saa ub % itrafte
mine Ben libt," iasbe en- bSi, mayer
Manb, ba 1oset itanieSe peb en- Station,
"0et nulbe 9e iffe," iuarebe ben
Y~asiaser, Der baube fibbet ~liseOuerfor
bam % uaret meSet seneret al ben Ssiea
lanse Ben, "bet 1tulbe 9e lite. for be el
lause NOT | 5orpeien."